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NVIDIA Motherboard Gpus NVIDIA MGPU | LINECARD | SEP07 Featuring NVIDIA Geforce Gpus and NVIDIA Nforce Mcps NVIDIA Motherboard GPUs NVIDIA MGPU | LINECARD | SEP07 Featuring NVIDIA GeForce GPUs and NVIDIA nForce MCPs Award-Winning GeForce® GPUs Home Theatre Quality HD Video Award-Winning NVIDIA nForce® MCPs Flexible Platfrom for Mainstream PCs n Ready for Microsoft® Windows Vista™ Premium n Best-in-class performance on today’s n Stunning video playback and superb n Uncompromised features and system media rich applications picture clarity with NVIDIA® PureVideo™ performance experience n Easily upgraded to discrete GeForce GPUs n Experience cutting-edge effects with technology on select models n Confidently store and protect priceless digital n Perfect for building a wide variety of support for Microsoft DirectX® 9.0 n Offloads video decoding from the assets with NVIDIA MediaShield™ technology systems including media PCs, home PCs, Shader Model 3.0 CPU, resulting in smooth, stutter-free, n Native networking support including Gigabit and business PCs n Improve productivity with the ability high-definition video playback Ethernet on select models to drive two displays with NVIDIA n Supports H.264, VC-1, and MPEG-2 n SATA drive compatiblity and PCIe expandability nView™ Technology HD-Video playback formats n HDTV without the expense of additional home-theater devices Mediashield CPU Graphics OS Audio Networking Video/display options Storage ® Windows ® Premium Capable ™ Product Ideal for ProcessorSupported SocketSupported DDRSupport PCIExpress® AdvancedBus Support GraphicsClock DirectX9.0 Shader Model3.0 support Multi-displaycapable SATA/PATA DriveSupport SATA SupportedRAID Configurations Microsoft Vista MicrosoftWindows XPsupport AudioSpecification NVIDIANative Ethernet Connections NVIDIAPureVideo Technology IntegratedHDMI withHDCP TVEncoder IntegratedDVI with HDCP Core2 Family NVIDIA GeForce 7150 Discrete GPU 0, 1, Pentium D, Pentium 4 LGA775 DDR2 800 x16, x1 630 MHz 4/2 3Gb/s HDA 10/100/1000 0+1, 5 NVIDIA nForce 630i Replacement Celeron D Core2 Family NVIDIA GeForce 7100 Best-in-Class 0, 1, Pentium D, Pentium 4 LGA775 DDR2 800 x16, x1 600 MHz 4/2 3Gb/s HDA 10/100/1000 0+1, 5 NVIDIA nForce 630i Mainstream PC Celeron D Core2 Family for Intel NVIDIA GeForce 7050 0, 1, Pentium D, Pentium 4 LGA775 DDR2 667 x16, x1 500 MHz 4/2 3Gb/s HDA 10/100/1000 Mainstream PC 0+1, 5 NVIDIA nForce 630i Celeron D NVIDIA GeForce 7050 Core2 Family NVIDIA Motherboard GPUs Mainstream PC Pentium D, Pentium 4 LGA775 DDR2 667 x8, x1 500 MHz 4/2 3Gb/s 0, 1 HDA 10/100 NVIDIA nForce 610i Celeron D NVIDIA GeForce 7050 PV Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 0, 1, Home Theater PC AM2 DDR2 x16, x1 425 MHz 4/2 3Gb/s HDA 10/100/1000 NVIDIA nForce 630a Sempron 0+1, 5 * NVIDIA GeForce 7025 Best-in-Class Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 0, 1, AM2 DDR2 x16, x1 425 MHz 4/2 3Gb/s HDA 10/100/1000 NVIDIA nForce 630a Mainstream PC Sempron 0+1, 5 NVIDIA Quadro NVS 210S Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 DDR2 Stable Image PC AM2 x16, x1 425 MHz 4/2 3Gb/s 0, 1 HDA 10/100/1000 NVIDIA nForce 430 Sempron *** NVIDIA GeForce 6150 SE Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 AM2 DDR2** 0, 1, x16, x1 425 MHz 4/2 3Gb/s HDA 10/100/1000 NVIDIA nForce 430 Mainstream PC Sempron 939, 754 DDR 0+1, 5 NVIDIA GeForce 6100 Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 AM2 DDR2** 0, 1, x16, x1 425 MHz 4/2 3Gb/s HDA 10/100/1000 NVIDIA nForce 430 Mainstream PC Sempron 939, 754 DDR 0+1, 5 NVIDIA Motherboard GPUs for AMD NVIDIA GeForce 6100 Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64 AM2 DDR2** x8, x1 425 MHz 2/2 3Gb/s 0, 1 HDA 10/100 NVIDIA nForce 405 Value PC Sempron 939, 754 DDR * Feature supported on select models **Supported on socket AM2 only ***DVI without HDCP support NVIDIA Motherboard GPU Features and Benefits* NVIDIA MGPU | LINECARD | APR07 Features Benefits PCI Express® Supports the latest add in graphics cards and other features with x16 and x1 lanes. Delivers 4GB/sec. in both upstream and downstream data transfers over x16 lanes Graphics ® ® ® ® Ensures top-notch compatibility and performance for all Microsoft DirectX 9.0 applications, including Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0 Support Shader Model 3.0 titles Suite of features that safeguards your most important digital media assets, including: - Multiple Disk Setup: Simple point and click wizard-based interface for RAID configurations across SATA devices NVIDIA® MediaShield™ Storage Technology - DiskAlert System: identifies the specific disk in the event of a failure - RAID Morphing: ability to change from one supported RAID configuration to another - Bootable RAID Array: supports the use of multi-disk configurations for loading the operating system at power-up Storage Blazingly fast disk performance with the latest SATA-2 hard disk drives with full support for native and tagged command SATA 3Gb/sec. queuing and hot plug Ultra ATA-133 Dual-channel ATA interface capable of a maximum data transfer rate of 133 Mbps per channel OS support Microsoft Windows® Vista™ Premium NVIDIA motherboard GPUs are ready for Microsoft Windows Vista Premium when coupled with 1GB of system memory Audio High Definition Audio (HDA) Features 32-bit, 192kHz quality for eight channels Software NVIDIA Forceware™ Platform Software Delivers industry-leading features and rock-solid stability and reliability for NVIDIA Motherboard GPUs The industry’s fastest Gigabit Ethernet performance eliminates network bottlenecks and improves overall system efficiency USB 2.0 and performance Connectivity Windows Control Panel Provides easy access to system set-up and configuration. Interface determined by software version ® ™ The combination of the GeForce GPU’s high-definition video processor and software delivers unprecedented picture clarity, NVIDIA PureVideo Technology smooth video, accurate color, and precise image scaling for all video content to turn your PC into a high-end home theater On board HDMI connector designed to meet the output protection management (HDCP) and security specifications of the Integrated HDMI with HDCP Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD formats, allowing the playback of encrypted movie content on PCs when connected to HDCP- compliant displays. Video/display options Provides world-class HDTV-out functionality up to and including 1920x1080i resolutions. Includes RCA, S-video and Integrated HDTV Encoder component output support Single-Link DVI with HDCP Able to drive any single-link digital flat-panel display NVIDIA nView™ Multi-Display Technology Advanced technology provides the ultimate in viewing flexibility and control for multiple monitors * Features vary by product and motherboard design. Please confirm actual specs with your motherboard manufacturer For more information on NVIDIA and NVIDIA nForce products, visit www.nvidia.com © 2007 NVIDIA Corporation. NVIDIA, the NVIDIA logo, NVIDIA nForce, GeForce, NVIDIA SLI, MediaShield, nTune, nView, Forceware, and PureVideo are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of NVIDIA Corporation. All rights reserved. All company and product names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of the respected owners with witch they are associated. Features, pricing, availability, and specifications are subject to change without notice..
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